noahfrancis

I bought a 87 Ranger as a favor to my buddy. It starts, runs, and
everything just fine. But if you let it idle and isin't warmed up it
stalls.
Now if you dont let it stall, it will start up again fine.
But if it does stall it doesn't start up again (it turns over) but it
repairs itself in like 24 hours. And again if it runs without stalling,
it works jes fine...
I think it just cranky when you let her stll and needs some time by
herself.
Anyone got any better ideas

Thanks from Hawaii
Noah

Backyard Mechanic

"noahfrancis" <noahfrancis@gmail.com> wrote:

> I bought a 87 Ranger as a favor to my buddy. It starts, runs, and
> everything just fine. But if you let it idle and isin't warmed up it
> stalls.
> Now if you dont let it stall, it will start up again fine.
> But if it does stall it doesn't start up again (it turns over) but it
> repairs itself in like 24 hours. And again if it runs without stalling,
> it works jes fine...
> I think it just cranky when you let her stll and needs some time by
> herself.
> Anyone got any better ideas

Please describe engine and fuel system as that is on the cusp of changing
technology

It isnt the model, it's what's under the hood that counts, in this case


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noahfrancis

my engine is a 6cyl, fuel injected.